Ku6 Media Announces Management Change

BEIJING, June 3, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Ku6 Media Co., Ltd. ("Ku6 Media" or the "Company", NASDAQ: KUTV), a leading internet video company in China, focusing on User Generated Content ("UGC"), today announced that Mr. Fang Du has joined the Company to replace Mr. Jeff Shi as the Chief Executive Officer of Ku6 Media.

"I would like to welcome Mr. Fang Du on behalf of the board members. We believe his extensive experience in the entertainment industry will bring significant value to Ku6 Media," commented Mr. Bruno Wu, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Ku6 Media. "I would also like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Jeff Shi for his contributions to Ku6 Media, and wish him all the best in his next endeavors."

"It's a great honor to be given the opportunity to lead Ku6 Media at a critical stage of its growth," said Mr. Fang Du, CEO of Ku6 Media. "The Company has undertaken numerous initiatives in the past few months as part of its video cloud strategy with the aim to improve user experience and enhance our brand name. I in particular look forward to working with Ku6 Media's current management team comprising a group of intelligent and responsible people with strong technology background and extensive experience in the industry."

Mr. Fang Du joined Zhe Jiang TV, a renowned Chinese entertainment company, in 1994 and previously served as its Deputy Director and Chief of Program Center since 2005. Mr. Du is widely recognized as one of the best directors in China with almost 20 years' experience in television program planning and production. He led the production of many of China's most popular TV programs, including Do You Remember, Dream Show, The Voice of China (Chinese version of the American TV program The Voice). Mr. Du was named The Producer of the Year 2012 byZong Yi, which is the Chinese edition of Variety. Mr. Du graduated from Zhejiang Radio and Television Junior College, which is now known as Zhejiang University of Media and Communications.

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